Links tagged “presentation”
16 links, newest first.
docs.google.com
A CC-BY introductory Kubernetes deck by Bob Killen and Jeffrey Sica, walking through architecture, pods, labels, services, controllers, networking and storage.
docs.google.com
Read-only view of the same CC-BY introductory Kubernetes deck, deep-linked to one slide, with a Minikube tutorial repository to follow along.
hynek.me
A ten-phase process for conference talks, from finding an idea and writing the proposal through slide design, rehearsal and delivery on stage.
ycombinator.com
Y Combinator's instructions for the one-minute founder video required with an application, with four example videos from funded startups.
jmpressjs.github.io
jQuery plugin that lays a page out on an infinite canvas and moves between its elements with CSS3 pan, rotate and scale transitions.
apercite.fr
@FrancisBesset Bizarre, non ?http://t.co/uE4hvWIToF
pbs.twimg.com
“@LeanKanbanFr RT @cyetain: Daily Kata for Kanban teams ~@hakanforss #lkfr12 http://t.co/tT3gCBCt”
slideshare.net
"I regret nothing" slides up: http://t.co/eO5jHzS7 via @slideshare #europython
zmievski.org
@stephane_coue http://t.co/xv2s8e9P
speakerdeck.com
#Djangocong slides: staticfiles http://t.co/cT6DwKpk packaging http://t.co/B65nm2NT
speakerdeck.com
#Djangocong slides: staticfiles http://t.co/cT6DwKpk packaging http://t.co/B65nm2NT
slideshare.net
Slide deck cataloguing distributed-systems patterns: scalability and consistency trade-offs, fail-over and replication, then caching, sharding and NoSQL for state.
lugatgt.org
Slide deck on GNU Screen: the basics, screenrc configuration and keybindings, split windows, logging, password protection and multi-user shared sessions.
impressive.sourceforge.net
FAQ for Impressive, the Python program that plays PDF and image slideshows with transitions and highlighting — multi-monitor setups, video playback and driver issues.
youtube.com
Alex Martelli's Google Developers Day talk on design patterns in Python, arguing that patterns can only be studied in the context of the language they get implemented in.
ilia.ws
Conference slides introducing PHP 5.3, largely devoted to its new namespace support — syntax, resolution order, several namespaces per file, and how autoload behaves.
